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Free to cite. Free to translate. Always sourced.

Safe Trip publishes daily travel-risk scores for every major country, weekly editorial briefings, and long-form survival guides for travellers. Every claim cites a primary source you can re-verify. Press desks are welcome to quote, link, and adapt for non-commercial education.

[email protected]Response within 24 hours, Mon to Fri.
At a glance
Countries scored daily
51
Government advisory ministries
6
Live primary-source feeds
6
Weekly Briefing cadence
Friday 08:00 UTC
What to look at first
How to cite

One sentence. One link.

Press desks, broadcasters, and educational programmes are free to quote any Safe Trip Score, sub-score, advisory, briefing item, or guide passage with attribution. Suggested formats:

Inline (news article)
“Safe Trip currently scores Italy 89 out of 100, citing a fresh avian-flu detection in the disease sub-score (safetripindex.com/country/italy).”
Quoting the Briefing
“According to the 9 May 2026 Safe Trip Weekly Briefing, the WHO confirmed a hantavirus cluster on a South Atlantic cruise ship (safetripindex.com/blog/2026-05-09).”
Print / broadcast credit
“Source: Safe Trip Index, accessed [date]. safetripindex.com.”
Academic
Safe Trip Index (2026). Country safety scoring methodology v2.3. safetripindex.com/methodology [Accessed dd Mon yyyy].

Translation, adaptation, and reuse for non-commercial education are explicitly permitted. Commercial republication of full articles requires written permission, ask. Embedding a chart or score widget on a partner site is supported via the upcoming Pro tier.

Quotable

Pre-written, verified, lift-as-is.

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About Safe Trip

A travel-risk index built from primary sources.

Safe Trip publishes a daily 0 to 100 risk score for every major country, computed from official government advisories, agency disease bulletins, real-time seismic and disaster feeds, and standing crime baselines. The full methodology, the source list, and every algorithm change are public. The Weekly Briefing and Field Manual translate the data into editorial that travellers, journalists, and duty-of-care officers can act on.

Safe Trip is independent and self-funded. We do not accept payment to raise or lower a country’s score. The scoring code is auditable; if you spot something off, write to us.

Editorial contact
Press, citations, interviews: [email protected]
Methodology questions, score appeals: [email protected]
We aim to respond within 24 hours, Monday to Friday. Time-critical breaking-news enquiries get priority.